The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 February 1941 — Page 3

THfi DAILY BANNER, GHEENCAS'TLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22,

1941.

P. S.: When you see Philadelphia’s I, Main Line High Hatters hang out '[ the laundry you’ll say that Philadelphia Story at the Granada over the 1 week-end will be awarded the prize for 1041’s funniest movie. 10-21-22-3t.

WANTBD: Any «Jna of doad stock. Can 278, Ureencaatle

paid, .lohn Wacntel Co.

SPORT TASS

from HKUK and THElUO

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Miscellaneous

For Sale—

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■J. gny on SOt 1 Sty'S most t!b ],, bomity on the night her slips. It’s the Philadelphia you've heard so much about. Begins Sunday at the Granada. 19-21-22-3t.

BALE BaugMSMa agriculimestone spreader. W. M. 109 west Morris street, Indi-21-3p SALE Dii roc and Chester tialo hogs. E. E. Dobbs, 8 Lst of Gi eencastle, Indianapul. 21-2p

p s when a gal can’t remember hit happen' ! the right before, hat'r bad P. S.: See the Philadeltia Stoiy Sunday at the Granada. 19-21-22-3t.

.’OR SALE: Number one little red ver hay, r ’0c per bale. Large bales, scoe Wells, Mt. Meridian. 12-22-2p.

r-os SALE: lit acre dairy farm lh 14 staunches. *2,000 down paynt. Also 111 acre dairy farm witn staunches. $:s.00C down payment. Ite me for full particulars. T. E nrad. Darlington, Indiana. 17-19-20-22-4n

NOTICE (poultry folk: The chick season fre and some day before long you (■e go ng to take a notion that you isnt jour chicks, then you are golg to say to yourself my broodcbuse is not ready and I wonder if |y brooder stove la in condition, j ender if the thermostat is what it ioul l be. I wonder about the therumeter if It is broken. Well you r<l better look them up and be sure ley are in good condition for the rotection of your chicks. Should bu need any of the repairs we can Irnish them or if you need a new kodir stove we can furnish it in food, Coal Oil or Electric. Then we fn furnish you as fine chicks as you 111 find any where. Stop hi and see I We are located at No. 3 east rankiin St. Oroencastle, iPhone 130. pe OK Hatchery. 21-2t.

Highest price paid for all kinds ol junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 878, Greencattle. 3-tf.

NOTICE: Eor your asn-haultog please call for Ellon t^wls at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TV

Furniture Loans. One to sixteen months to repay INDIANA LOAN CO. eod

P. 8.: May mean post script to you now, but after you see P. S. (Philadelphia Story) at the Granada over the week-end, you’ll laugh out loud the next time you see P. S on anything. It’s a hit. Don’t miss it. 19-21-22-31.

COMPLETE Grease Job 59c at Deem’* StandaM. Car washing. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 13-tf

Columbus Bows To Rampaging Cubs By Score Of 4G To 34 Last Night

With York ond Hammond showing the way, Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs concluded their regular basketball season last night down at Columbus by turning in an impressive 40 to 34 victory over the Bulldogs, rated by many the outstanding high school earn in the state. The local netters led 21 to 16 at the half and maintained their advantage throughout the final stage of the game. Only a handful of Greencastle fans witnessed the con‘est but they left the Columbus gym of the opinion that when the Tiger Cubs really wanted to play ball there is not a quintet n Hoosierdom that they could not give a real race on the

bardwood court.

Last night's win also proves that Greencastle's 33 to 32 setback handed the highly-touted Washington Hatchets was no fluke. Coach Chet Elson apparently has his Purple and Gray drapery agitators worked up to the peak of performance for the sectional tourney which gets underway here next Thursday evening. Columbus, champions of the South Central Conference, is certainly no push-over and the local boys deserve a world of credit for defeating the classy, scrapping Bulldogs. It was the

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U. S. TANKS IN CANADA—Here are some of the 200 tanks U. S. government recently turned over to Canada for training purposes. They're given work-out in winter maneuvers at Camp Borden, Ontario, where tank corps is in training. Passed by Canadian censor.

P. S.: This Is the one that made

ye^andVhen Broadway save OOH! j first home tilf that Columbus has lost this winter and the victory it has been entertained. You will be b Y tlie Cubs snapped an 8-game winning streak for the Bartho-

too when you see Philadelphia Story ! lomew county outfit, at the Ciianada Sunday, Monday, i Qubj, jumped into the lead as Tuesday. 19-21-22-31. thp game got underway and played Party that took sign from lawn'of j a deliberate style of ball Their pas-

Cfole Apia, is known, if returned will j sl "K was aceurate and proved bafflnot proaecute. 21-2t in * to the Columbus defense. 1 1 — | At the conclusion of the contest.

IN MEMORY

the Bulldog coach, officials and fans

In memory of our infant son. said that Greencastle had the “sweetRobert Jerome Austin, who passed est” passing team that had perform-

away two years ago, Feb. 23, 1939. A bud that the Gardner gave ua

FOR SALE: Poland China hoars M tfl'-s. Isaac J. Hammond, 414 W!h Indiana Phone 80. 21-2t.

(FOR SALE: Two three day old krford calves. Walter Buis, 7 mllea kit on Greencastle Road. 22-2p

p^hR SALE Big bay mare, blind M mule. A. J. Sailer, 3 miles Nt Brick Chapel. 22-3p

Real R«rtat«

|EOR SALE: A forty-nine acre F 1 in Russell Township. 25 acres la hi". K'mr room new house with F basement, new bam. Price Not) j. T. Christie, Real Estate. 20-8t.

A pure and holy child, He gave him 7n <wr keeping To cherish undefiled. But just as It was opening To the glory of the day Down came the Heavenly FatheAnd took our flower away. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy.

NOTICK or FINAI. SKTTI.KMFriiT OK l(KIKI\F.II

Notice is hereby given to all credit-

other persi

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tin L. Korsyth vs. Alpha Uumma Delta

ors, Shareholders and other pei terested in cause No. ir>fl4N, lie

rsone in-

ed on the Columbns Door all season.

Lineup and summary: Greencastle (40) FG Grimes, f 1 Crawford, f 2 Coffey, c 3 York, g 5 Hammond, g - 3 Agnew 0 Oonklin 0 Calloway 1 TOTALS 15

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BEES WIN TILT

The Russellville Bees had little difficulty in subduing Hillsboro last evening by a 38-28 count. They led at the intermission 28 to 12. Perry and Hovermale were high for th'’ Bees with 13 and 9 joints respective-

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Lineup and sunim\ry:

Hillsboro (28)

Columbus (34)

TOTALS

Beatty, f 5 Pruitt, f 3 Rush, c 2

Realty Company, a Corporation, and

the FD-estvershlp therein, in the I’llt- I Snyder, g 1 nam Circuit Court; that Wayne Paul-i rv,i. rT ,o n a 4 sen, Receiver. In said couse. has filed | 8 his final report, as Receiver, in the Butler 0

Putnam Circuit Court, on the 7ih day of February. 1941. Said report Is set for hearing in said Court, on Monday, March 10th, 1941. Anyone interested in said case, find said Receivership, may appear and show cause why said

report should not be approved.

Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this 7th day of February,

1941.

Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. (Seal) Kane, Blaln & Hollowell,

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Officials - Baker and Ashley.

H. S. NET SCORES

Leighty, f Furr, f Cooper, c Hellng, g Pile, g Crane, g Harlan, g Russellville (88| L. Clodfelter, f Potter, f Perry, c Hovermale. g Bushong, g McCutcheon, it Welch, f I>. Clodfelter, g Ades, g Grade school game Russellville, 7. Officials: Crawl-’ (Greencastle).

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Hillsboro,

Lear

Kane, Rlaln A Hollowell,

M. J Murphy. Attys. for Receiver. 8-3t.

For Rent—

FOR ur.’NT: Unfurnished apartf n! - Stove and refrigeration furn* Inquire 203 Bloomington 19-4!. P s If a laugh a day will keep f bi’i" away, there is enough

r hf; in Philadelphia Story to keep f u hoalt hy for a year. P. S.: It’s at la over the week-end. 19-21-22-31.

FPL RENT: One 5 room, one 3 an ’ 1 "ne 2 room apt. Utilities rmsh, i call custodian, Cole Apts. 21-22-24-26-28-l-3-7t.

1 ^ RENT: Modem sleeping 2 blocks from business dls110 cast Popular. Phone Tue.-Thurs-Sat.-tf.

>,{ LENT: Two room fumiahcd |R ' !| at. Utilities furnished. Rent ^•rahlc. 702 Seminary Street

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Wanted

'"ing Man: Prepare for your part moch ani*ntlon in National Dev ‘ r '' "ram. Instruction and pracunder welders with years of e*uence. Personal instruction and vision, D. w. Frank, Braail, In* na Fo.mer instructor forge and

r n S ' S. naval aviation

NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF EXECUTOR Notice is hereby given, that the undesigned has duly qualified as Executor of the Last will and testament of Anna D. Robe, deceased, In the j Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam, County, Indiana, and has been duly authorized by said Court to administer said estate. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. February 14, 1941. Jonnie G. 'Thomas, Joseph F. Gillespie, Executors Fred V. Thomas, Hughes and Hughes. Attorneys. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 15-3t

Amo 87; Belle Union 21 Stilesville 44; OoverdiUe 35

Washington 38; Bloomington 27 Richmond 56; Connersville 39 Crawfordsville 35; Lafayette 30

Frankfort. 45; Logansport 28 Rushville 34; Greenshurg 23 Anderson 35; Shortridgc 30

Franklin 32; Washington (Indpls)

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Wednesday. March 12th. 1941 law- offices of James # Alice.

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real estate

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msnctns at the southwest cornet of said half quarter section.

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Evansville 40; Bedford 20 Garfield 35; Brazil 25 Attica 29; West Lafayette 24 Clayton 37; Silent Hoosiers 35 Peru 21; Rochester 18 Jasper 52; Petersburg 32 Huntlngburg 38; Muncie 34

DANVILLE IS VICTOR

TWO FROM ONE—High explosive bomb dropped by Nazi flier on Sheffield, England, hit this tramcar and cut it in two. Bomb also dug crater in street. British censor did not give casualties.

The Pointers of Bainbridge were unable to stop a strong Danville five last evening, falling short by a margin of 6 points, 20-26. It was a nip and tuck battle until the final period when Danville forged ahead on a drive lend by Franklin, who carried off scoring honors with 12 markers. Ader led Lie the Pointers

with 11 jHiints. Bainbridge (20)

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Douglas, f Knauer, f Scobee. c Harmless, g Ader, g Danville (20) McClain, f Wray, f Franklin, f Parker, c Hadley, c Singleton, g Stevens, g

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»f Brazil and Mr. and Mrs. Harold 3‘.anger and daughter of this community were Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stangcr. Mr. and Mrs Wayne ' c, ”rse]l visited at the Riley hospital in Indiantpolis on Wednesday. Dean Alien Purnell, son of Mrs. Donald Pursed of Bainbridge returned to his home at that time. Dean has recovered tatlsfactorily from his recent mastoid operation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach's week end guests were their grandchildren Billie and Barbara Chad 1 of Fillmore. Mr. amt Mrs. Walter Pursed caded Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Geoige Pursell In Greencastle. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pursed and daughter of Indianapolif Mrs. J.- S. Stanger entertained th Friendly Neighbors Club at her home last Wednesday.

Ward Arnold and Thomas Bettis. Mrs. Mary Garrett and Mrs. Ellen Chadd visited with Mrs. Amy Custis one day last week. Little Margaret Olive spent Thursday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chadd, Dale Newgent has the mumps. Mrs. Eula Staggs spent Thursday

Mrs. Effie White and daughter Rozelle, called on Mrs. Edith Miller end daughter Elenore Friday afternoon. Miss Maty Madden spent over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Mayfields and sons. Mr. and Mrs. John Stark ate here visiting Mrs. Lottie Stark and

The All-University handball tourney, singles and doubles, will start Wednesday, March 26. Mrs. Helen R. Reynolds in the athletic office is taking entries. There Is no entrance fee, and everybody Is cligible! ,

HAWKS ARE VICTORS

Roachdale’s Hawks emerged victorious at Fillmore last night by j 28 to 17 score, after holding a 14 to 6 halftime advantage. The Hawks acoring was evenly divided while E Buis le 1 the Cardinals with 3 fielders

8) + + + + + t*t++4 + +(5) h CLINTON FALLS + P Mr*. Eula Staggs + g) + + q- v q- q- -e -J- 4

There were preaching services hercx^.incl families here.

wtih Mrs. Mary Garrett. Jimmy Burton of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jean Burk and little daughter, and Billy Chadd and wife visited Mr. and Mr.s Cecil Chadd. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Ensor Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Staggs and little daughter Wanda Jean of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Staggs and Edgar Staggs of Brazil were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brattian and little sons spent the week end with Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Garrett. Mrs. Dorothy Miller attended the luneral of her uncle at Crawfordsville last week. Miss Mary Carroll of Muncie. Rev. Patrick Buckner anti Rev. Matt Mens of Greencastle were dinner guests Sunday of Elbert Bettis and family.

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Hilda Miller of Muncie spent from Friday afternoon until Sunday evening with her brothers Lee and Carl

Sun-

at the Methodist church both

day morning and night.

John Burk was operated on at th? Robert Lor," hospital last week Mr. anti Mrs. George Humphrey urd 'ton Jimmy and Mrs. C.illie Arnold spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin spent Saturday afternoon with his mother. Mrs. Maggie Martin at Rockville, who is in poor health. Card Lee Clodfelter has been worse again the past week at the home of Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter.

daughters for a few days. Mrs. Laura Frank attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Mable Potter at Russellville for Miss Wanda Porter of Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon who is to be married soon. Glenamay Marlen spent Saturday evening with Carotin Ann Connerly who has been real ill the past week. Jack Smith is moving to a farm south of Raccoon station t ms week. Mrs. Goldia Humphrey took supper with Mrs. Lottie Starks on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Fulford spent Wednesday evening with Wm. Lane and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dills and son John are moving to the Whitted farm this week from Madison township. Glenn Clodfelter of Lafayette called on his mother Mrs. Carrie Clodfolter on Wednesday. Mrs. Edith Miller and daughters spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mr.s. Carl Ferrand near Greencastle. Mrs. Luclle Farrow is helping Mr. and Mrs. John Williams in their place of business at the Hanna Croaslng, road 36 and 43, this week. Mrs. Mary Farrow and Mrs. Laura Inge went to see “Gone With the Wind’’ on Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Leslie Frank spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mis. Oscar Perkin. Wilbur Clodfelter of I^ebanon was here calling on rt iatlves and friends this week

STRICKEN — Succession of heart attacks laid former King Alfonso of Spain low, in Rome. Hit estranged wife, former Queen Victorie, waited to be celled, while children were at hit bedside.

Dry-CTeMlac PreHalag Hat-HUa-klag

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Home Laundry and Cleaners

R.naehdalo (26) j Etcheac-n, f I Thomas, f I Brothets. c | D. Morris, g ! R. Morria, g i Thompson, f j G. Higgle, p Fillmore (17) I Jacakon, f Tharp, f | Knetzer, c j Arnold, g ... I Sechman, g j E. Buis, f R. Buis, f Higgins, g "B Game Roachdale 17; FHIniora Ik Officials:

Frank C. Schnenman

THE JEWELER Watch. Clock end

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Repairing

K. Washlngtae

Shomkwller and Sturm

(Greencastle).

EAST GREENCASTLE TWP. Mr. and Mrs. oDnald Jackson and children of Dayton, Ohio, spent several days with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson. Mr. and Mm. Amandus Stanger

UNCLE SAM’S BOYS FLY HIGH—U. S. Air Corps unit* at McChord Field, Wash., received short notice to take 18 mighty bombing planes to Boeing plent at Seattle—and did it, Here are four of them flying over Mount Rainier, es seen from United eirliner. Snow lies deep on mountain. Rainier is third highest peak in continental U, S., rising to altitude of 14,408 feet.